Upload Image, Get a Link
Drop images, paste a screenshot or tap Choose images. Copy the links.
This is the fastest way to get a link for an image: no account, no captcha, no waiting page. Uploads start as soon as you drop the files and run in parallel, with a progress bar for each.
Screenshots work especially well: press Print Screen or use your snipping tool, then press Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on Mac) anywhere on this page.
How it works
- Drop images, paste a screenshot or tap Choose images.
- Watch the progress bars.
- Copy the links.
Features
Paste screenshots
Ctrl+V or Cmd+V anywhere on the page.
Parallel uploads
Three at a time, with retry on failure.
No login ever
Your recent uploads are remembered on this device only.
Frequently asked questions
Why did my upload fail?
Usually the file is not a real image, is damaged, or your network dropped. Press Retry. Files over the size limit are compressed automatically when possible.
What is the maximum file size?
Up to 10 MB per image and 30 images at once. Bigger photos are automatically resized and compressed in your browser so they fit, instead of failing.
Which formats can I upload?
JPG, PNG, GIF (including animated), WebP (including animated) and AVIF are hosted as they are. HEIC/HEIF (in browsers that can open them), BMP, ICO, TIFF and SVG are converted to PNG or JPG in your browser first.
How do I delete an image?
After upload, click Copy delete link and keep it somewhere safe. Opening it lets you delete the image (or a whole album) permanently. Images uploaded on this device are also listed under “Your uploads on this device”, each with a Delete button.
Is it really free?
Yes. Uploading, direct links, embed codes, albums, QR codes and the view counter are free, with no account, no watermark and no download page in front of your image.
More ways to get an image link
Image to URL
An image URL is a web address that returns the image file itself.
Image to link
Sending images as attachments is slow, eats data and often gets compressed.
Picture to URL
Many websites ask for a “picture URL” instead of a file upload: forum signatures, profile pictures, marketplace listings, Google Forms.
JPG to URL
JPG is the format of almost every phone and camera photo, and it often carries hidden EXIF data: the GPS location where it was taken.
PNG to URL
PNG is the format for screenshots, logos and graphics with transparent backgrounds.
GIF to URL
Many image hosts turn GIFs into videos or flatten them into a still frame.